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Burger Brothers Reclaims Top Spot with Improved Food Hygiene Rating

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After a previous rating of just one out of five, Burger Brothers in Brighton has made a remarkable comeback with a new and improved food hygiene rating of four, following an inspection on June 18. This stellar achievement marks a resounding success for the award-winning restaurant, which has been a staple of the city's food scene since its founding in 2013 by Nadz Nwokoro and Pip Ravindra (who left in 2018). The restaurant, situated at 97 North Road, has been crowned winner of Britain's Best Burger competition in 2016, and its latest rating is a testament to its commitment to excellence.

Key Takeaways:

  • Burger Brothers received a food hygiene rating of four out of five, the second highest rating, after an inspection on June 18.
  • The restaurant's previous rating was one out of five, which owner Nadz Nwokoro attributed to "some structural issues related to the listed building we are in, and some paperwork inadequacies which have been rectified."
  • Burger Brothers was founded in 2013 by Nadz Nwokoro and Pip Ravindra (who left in 2018) and has since become a staple of Brighton's local food scene.
  • The restaurant was crowned winner of Britain's Best Burger competition in 2016 and has maintained its reputation for quality.
  • The ratings are determined based on performance in three categories: hygienic handling of food, cleanliness and condition of facilities, and management of food safety.

Statistics:

  • 4/5: Burger Brothers' new food hygiene rating after the inspection on June 18.
  • 1/5: The restaurant's previous food hygiene rating before the improvement.
  • 2013: The year Burger Brothers was founded by Nadz Nwokoro and Pip Ravindra.
  • 2016: The year Burger Brothers won Britain's Best Burger competition.
  • 98 North Road: The location of Burger Brothers in Brighton.

Sources:

  • "Love in a bun is back, baby!" says Nadz Nwokoro, owner of Burger Brothers in Brighton.

* https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/19518978.brighton-food-hygiene-ratings-by-borough/

  • "Restaurant owner Nadz Nwokoro said at the time that the "unfortunate" rating was the result of 'some structural issues related to the listed building we are in, and some paperwork inadequacies which have been rectified'."

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